Civic & Public Life

A free, independent reference guide to VA disability claims, with a combined-rating calculator, situation-based pathways, and links to official rules and forms.

A Portuguese-language data project tracks what Brazilian election campaigns declare spending on legal and accounting services, including the share funded by public money.

A research lab catalogues patterns in how AI products shape what people see, hear, and decide, with examples and design guidelines.

A connector designed to let AI assistants answer election questions from local newsrooms’ voter guides, with attributed quotes and links back to the source.

Nearby Data Centers helps residents find data-center projects and local decision-making activity by ZIP code, state, or map.

A local-history archive documents William “Curly” Neal and Annie Box Neal, who opened Oracle, Arizona’s Mountain View Hotel in 1895.

Francesco Sinatti’s Italian civic-finance site introduces his blog and offers proposed services for making municipal accounts and public records easier to understand.

An illustrated history of Francis Frith and the archive of British documentary photographs made by his firm from 1860 to 1970.

A flood-response interface for Bangkok that lets people submit help requests and view map layers for volunteer teams, flooded roads, rainfall, and CCTV.

A local guide combines Bellaire neighborhood pages, address-based household information, city answers, events, and reporting on local government.

A public-interest research site tracking managed-care companies, government spending, contract outcomes, workforce decisions, and access to care.

A free, no-signup lookup for CMS ratings, staffing, inspection results, and fines at U.S. nursing homes.

The Osaka Prefecture Federation of Cooperative Employers connects businesses and support agencies to expand work opportunities for people rebuilding their lives after incarceration.

A source-linked index of policy research, organized around the questions institutions are debating.

A Hebrew-language election dashboard brings together Israeli polling, past results, pollster accuracy, and demographic scenarios.

A searchable tracker of development, infrastructure, and investment projects across North and South Carolina.

FiledRates reports homeowners insurance rate requests and regulator decisions across five states, linking to the source documents.

An interactive explorer charts U.S. foreign assistance by country and year, with controls for accounting basis, inflation adjustment, and an optional arms-sales overlay.

A volunteer service routes reported drone and missile threats for selected districts in Kyiv and Kyiv Oblast to phones, browsers, Telegram, or Slack.

A date-stamped tracker of the reported incident at Irkutsk’s Anti-Plague Institute, separating confirmed facts from unverified claims.

A 22-minute short film follows a primatologist and her community working to protect forests on Costa Rica’s Caribbean coast.

A free Telegram alert service for announced power and water cuts, and curfews, in listed Ecuadorian cities.

A public reporting tool lets people submit observations of possible New World screwworm and get a triage with a route to official animal-health channels.

A state-by-state tracker of plug-in solar laws, paired with a calculator that estimates savings from a balcony or small plug-in solar setup.

An interactive map pairs daily beta bacteria-risk estimates for California beaches with official advisories, lab-test history, and coastal conditions.

A public tracker of Wisconsin town and county actions on clean energy, grid projects, and data centers, with entries tied to official records.

A nonprofit amateur dance group in Atlanta performs Chinese classical and folk dance, Latin dance, and jazz, while sharing member stories and community performances.

A comparison resource for students seeking laptops and donors weighing programs, with country guides, delivery figures, cost benchmarks, and reviews.

A civic-satire publication with an evidence library, political issue desks, media-literacy briefs, and tools for democratic response.

An interactive five-part guide to Hakka roundhouses, tracing their construction, structure, spatial logic, and preservation.

ChineseMusic.AI presents a three-stage original-music competition inspired by Chinese musical culture, alongside its rules, announcements, workshop recordings, and downloadable guides.

The Menstrual Health Society describes a free, recurring school club where students learn about menstrual health, talk openly, and lead activities.

An interactive globe and report archive present public infectious-disease outbreak reports, with severity labels, filters, and a monthly WHO chart.

A sourced guide to how U.S. universities report, prevent, and respond to violence against women, with university profiles, methodology, and student resources.

A climate-data project compares countries’ emissions generated abroad through what they consume and invest.

A free student community hosting weekly meetups at Seattle-area colleges, built around food, games, and open conversation.

The page helps residents prepare a submission on a proposed expansion of Whangaripo Quarry, then copy it into Auckland Council’s submission form or an email.

A Spanish election comparison site that organizes parties’ program proposals by topic and links literal quotations to their sources.

A Washington awareness project about how consumer debt lawsuits can disrupt students’ paths through college—and how campus support might connect them with legal help.

A searchable field guide to free outdoor public art across the United States, browsable by state, city, and collection.

A Portuguese-language tool for comparing QR codes on photographed ballot bulletins with official TSE election files.

BroadScout presents Census-based broadband subscription estimates for U.S. places, alongside separate information about provider-reported availability.

A neighborhood project in İzmir is turning abandoned lots into places for street cats, with cat records and visitor guidance planned as a technology layer.

A community advocacy site tracking a proposed eight-resident Legacy Recovery Center operation through Wisconsin licensing rules, Town zoning questions, and linked public records.

DisOwed lays out a plan for Nigerian communities to own six shared essentials, beginning with a 100-connection solar mini-grid in Osun State.

An Ethiopian-Israeli arts center presenting theater, music, dance, film, visual art, and community programs.

A Frisco resident’s site argues that new school borrowing could keep the district’s tax rate flat when older bond payments fall.

A Quebec-focused consumer-rights site presents a coverage calculator and an app workflow for tracking appliance warranties and preparing claims.

A map and register of overseas resource projects and the Japanese companies, investments, stakes, and contracts connected to them.

A Kansas-focused political accountability site organizing its case about Sen. Roger Marshall around patients, votes, public statements, campaign money, and voting information.

A directory of chess clubs, cafés, outdoor tables, tournaments, lessons and meetups around Lisbon, including the south bank.

A sourced argument against Lincoln, California’s 2026 Measure F, focusing on how the proposed sales-tax revenue could be used.

A weekly Middle Tennessee development brief tracking residential projects, zoning decisions, permits, and related public records.

A public-source dashboard for browsing reported disease events by location, disease, source, and review status.

An independent publication about Proposition 13’s history and effects, with articles on tax policy, renters, seniors, and California ballot measures.

The Lilongwe Rotary chapter documents its service projects, membership, local partnerships and seven areas of focus.

A donation page for a family-run, solar-powered hatchery in Gaza raising baladi chickens and quail.

A Thai coordination map for reporting emergencies and viewing incidents, response teams, shelters, and situation updates.

An independent explorer of Sanremo’s municipal spending, with views by category, accounting stage, and year.

A step-by-step guide for organizing evidence, preparing a wage-dispute complaint, and following court filing instructions.

A free local publication presenting stories about Amsterdam neighborhoods online and in a quarterly print newspaper.

A Spanish-language site presenting itself as a representative body for the Bubi people, with a draft constitution and records concerning its 2022 unilateral independence declaration for Bioko.

An Italian association focused on support, resources, and research for children with Cabezas syndrome and other rare genetic syndromes.

A community app lets neighbours report wildlife sightings and alerts people whose watch zones overlap the reported location.

An independent newspaper covering culture, politics, and neighborhood life in Capão Redondo and São Paulo’s South Zone.

A searchable directory of organizations working across embodied Jewish practice, with locations, descriptions, programs, and category filters.

A Brazilian election comparison lets voters see where selected first-round candidates’ proposals align with or differ from Lula’s.

The site presents a community Civic Hub alongside IMSTAYING IMS’s Johannesburg local-government campaign, with ward information, service-delivery resources and proposals.

A campaign site explains a direct-request petition to reduce the number of seats on Daisen Town’s council from 16 to 14.

An unintroduced draft bill proposes changes to Arizona’s paternity-acknowledgment process, including notice to a man who has already claimed to be the father.

A first-person archive organizing an author’s account of stalking and sexual assault alongside a chronology, institutional responses, and support resources.

Quiet Army invites backers to fund a shared mission: its first is 1,000 pairs of socks, with contributions starting at £1.

A multilingual homepage for a village development and solidarity association in Tamroute, Morocco, combining community projects with practical information for residents and visitors.

A coming-soon Nigerian community app concept for local reports that neighbors mark “Na so” or “No be so,” with evidence attached.

A civic project invites people to suggest democracy-related systems, with the stated aim of turning selected ideas into specifications and open-source code.

An independent student initiative by Sofia and Dimitra, bringing together women’s stories, culture, law, ideas, and resources in Greece and beyond.

An explicitly unapproved draft homepage describes a forestry venture being built by four Anishinaabe Nations in southeast Manitoba.

A Triangle-area local news site publishing public-safety updates, county-organized stories, and short video updates.

Vocero is a CareCompile project in development exploring meeting minutes and dictation for Salvadoran Spanish.

A French student-organizing site for reporting lycée mobilizations, sharing demands and methods, and following related news.

Coral Harbor Holdings proposes using a passenger vessel as temporary lodging for workers on St. Croix’s reconstruction, aiming to ease pressure on local housing.

A source-and-date-labeled tracker of reported pneumonic plague figures connected to an incident in Irkutsk, Siberia.

An automated tracker for reports about outbreaks, disasters, conflict, sport and other events, with each item labelled by the kind of source behind it.

A French-language web app presents live prompts about rights during police checks, with optional audio or video recording and cloud backup.

An independent Bahamas project organizing public case information and community safety reports, with different labels for convictions, other case statuses, and unverified reports.

The CIRA Index ranks 309 tourism destinations by how they might withstand disruptions such as heatwaves, floods, pandemics, and airline collapses.